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SJ: Lets backtrack a little bit and talk a little bit more about the organizing that you have been doing with these subcontracting companies.we look at the workers in many industries across the country in detail that are all starting to stand up.

have all of the power? That is the real question and that is what we are going to make strides for over this next year.SJ: What does the whole thing have to do with Donald Trump and the inauguration that is also happening tomorrow?LB: Principally.and CTUL director Veronica Mendez Moore spoke with Sarah Jaffe about the strike and the potential for challenging corporate power under Trump.

and thinkers who are working both to challenge the Trump administration and the circumstances that created it.I have actually gone to the Kohls shareholder meetings—Kohls is the other big contract of Kimco—and have spoken directly to the CEO of Kohls about this.

What the future holds for us at CTUL is really looking to How do we not just organize the workers here and the workers there? but.

That is the agenda that is likely to take away many of the rights that workers have been fighting for for years.We hope you will find comfort in knowing the crucial work of fighting back has already begun in many (sometimes unexpected) places.

What I found really inspiring about the J20 action was being in a crowd of hundreds of people who were from different movements.and how you got over the different fears that you had?BJ: It is almost a question of How are you organizing different people to that space?I think really having a sense that your community is with you is super important for a lot of people.

Looking at all of these people who came out for the march who are declaring themselves as part of the resistance.is really showing people that the way our values are set up arent being reflected and it is going take.